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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at TCNJ chapter.

To get an insiders advice on hair and beauty tips, we conducted an interview with Brooke Baptiste, a 20-year-old hairstylist and make-up artist. We asked some questions about hair and make-up ideas specifically for collegiette girls, so make sure to take some notes!

  1. HC: What make-up is low in cost but still a good brand?

      Brooke: “Maybelline!”

  2. HC: What’s the most practical everyday hairstyle for collegiette girls that still looks attractive?

      Brooke: “A French Braid or half-up/half-down ponytail.”

  3. HC: Do you recommend girls dying their hair or sticking with their natural color?

      Brooke: “It depends on how you feel about your hair now; if you think you won’t be able to maintain getting touch-ups done, don’t color it. But if you’re up for it definitely do it, especially       if it’s something you’ve been wanting for a long time!”

  4. HC: What’s your favorite iconic hairstyle?

      Brooke: “I love Blake Lively’s hair (no matter how she wears it)!”

  5. HC: What make-up do you use regularly?

      Brooke: “I use a tinted moisturizer, concealer, blush, eyeliner, and mascara.”

  6. HC: What’s your favorite makeup remover?

      Brooke: “Micellar Water from Simple Skin.”

  7. HC: What are your go-to drugstore hair and make-up products?

      Brooke: “I don’t buy hair products from the drugstore too much, but Tresemeé hair spray is nice! I like CoverGirl mascara a lot.”

  8. HC:Do you have a daily skin care routine?

      Brooke: “Honestly, I don’t have a daily skin care routine. I just use make-up wipes, micellar water and Neosporin on any break outs!”

  9. HC: What shampoo and conditioner brand would you recommend for college girls?

      Brooke: “If it has to be cheap, use anything that’s sulfate and Paraben free! Those chemicals are REALLY bad for your hair.”

10. HC: What make-up would you wear to a college homecoming dance?

      Brooke: “I would wear foundation, bronzer, blush, eyeliner, eye shadow and lipstick.”

TCNJ Senior Journalism major, Interactive Multimedia minor.